38% of Attorneys Fail to Disclose Cybersecurity Issues to Board
Directors increasingly find themselves held accountable for cybersecurity breaches at their companies.
Despite a movement to hold company directors responsible for security breaches at their organization, nearly 40% of in-house attorneys and general counsel fail to disclose security issues h to their board, according to a survey by ALM Intelligence and law firm Morrison & Foerster.
The survey of 200 in-house attorneys and general counsel also found that 14% of respondents will inform their board of security matters less often than once a year.
